Key School 2020-2021 Report on Philanthropy

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MISSION STATEMENT

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OUR MISSION Key School is founded upon the conviction that children are innately curious about themselves and the world; they want to learn, they want to discover, and they want to create.

Our mission is to nourish and guide this natural exuberance, energy, and delight in the search for meaning, so that each student embraces lifelong learning and develops into an informed, thoughtful, and constructive member of society.

With these beliefs and objectives in mind, we commit to: Provide a dynamic education that demands rigor, intellectual independence, creativity, interdisciplinary thought, and openness to differing perspectives through academic and co-curricular programs that teach students experientially, as active participants in the learning process.

Guide and support students in their efforts to mature intellectually, socially, and emotionally; to make decisions for themselves and take responsibility for those decisions; to address their individual learning needs; and to broaden and deepen their talents and interests.

Prepare students with the collaborative and competitive abilities and the communication and thinking skills they need to effectively undertake challenges and assume responsibilities in an interconnected, complex world.

Cultivate a community in which teaching and learning are lifelong endeavors for all, pursued through reflection, private study, and communal engagement.

Sustain an ethical school culture that respects the dignity of every human being, recognizes that liberty must be balanced by responsibility and individual action by the needs of others, and stresses to all members of a diverse school community the importance of trust, mutual respect, compassion, and service to others.

Adopted by the Board of Trustees on April 30, 2014.

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES 2020-2021 Alanna Wright President John Hilbert Vice President Peter Biché Treasurer Ken Kissel ’86 Secretary

Board Members Nancy Margaret Adler Missy Attridge* Mark Baganz Tom Baum Peter Biché March Bishop ’04 Julius Clark Elyse Colgan ‘03 L.J. Foley Michael Glass Colin Harrington John Hilbert Joe Janney Channing Martin Jones ’06 Wes Jones Steven Kahle Ken Kissel ‘86 Jared Littman

William Mapp Tanya Mathias Troy Mayer ’06 Song Pak Jeff Rinehart F. Michael Smith Courtney Spangler Trevor Wilby Anna Wood Stephen Wrage* Alanna Wright Matthew Nespole, ex-officio Board Emeriti Georgie Berkinshaw* Francis Chaney ’75 Howard Cohen Kristin Fusco James Humphrey*

ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM 2020-2021 Matthew Nespole Head of School

Jenifer Moore Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

Tom Rossini Director of Enrollment and Outreach

Noel Gasparin Director of Facilities

Caroline Ewing Director of Finance and Operations

Brian Michaels Upper School Division Head

Stephen Ginter Director of Advancement Irfan Latimer Director of Communication Nina Austin Director of Academic Technology

Dave Magnus Middle School Division Head Kristen Addison Lower School Division Head Becky Fetters First School Division Head

*Indicates a member of Key's Legacy Society

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Dear Members of the Key School Community, During challenging times, the bonds of a community are tested. Challenging times are when the levels of strength, compassion, empathy, and generosity are there for all to see. This past year Key demonstrated what a truly amazing community it is.

While the default of life at Key during the 2020-2021 academic year was framed by the impact of COVID-19, our students experienced a learning environment that was joyful, engaging and had countless moments of success and celebration. Our First School and Lower School students were positioned by mid-October to be on campus five days a week, and upon returning from Spring Break, their Middle and Upper School classmates were also able to be here every day. The countless hours of planning and hard work undertaken by my colleagues on the senior administrative team and the faculty and staff, was supported by our Board of Trustees and our remarkable parent body, which exhibited the patience and partnership that is the envy of other institutions.

Key School’s ability to raise $793,224, the highest Annual Fund amount in the history of the school, at a time when we required significant, unbudgeted resources to create a safe environment for our students, is a testament to your investment in their success.

The Annual Fund, be it restricted or unrestricted, is an essential resource stream that impacts the daily experience of every Key School student. Your generosity enabled us to spare no expense to make the past academic year as positive as it was.

My sincere thanks to all of you who made a philanthropic contribution to the Annual Fund this year.

Warmly,

Matthew Nespole Head of School

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Dear Key School Community, WOW! I am humbled and in awe of the grit, determination, adaptability, creativity, grace, and generosity of EVERYONE in our beloved community.

EVERYONE includes our students, faculty & staff, volunteers, current families, alumni/ae/x, parents of alumni/ae/x, grandparents, friends, the Parents’ Association, and our Board of Trustees. EVERYONE came together when we had to be physically apart.

The outpouring of support whether it was time, talent, treasure, uplifting words, or a virtual hug has been inspiring.

Over the last year, the Board of Trustees has been focused on how to support Matthew and his team during a time when there was no playbook and not enough hours in a day. Your generosity enabled us to respond nimbly to the changing dynamics and financial needs of our school. We were able to approve, without hesitation, the training, technology, expanded staffing, infrastructure enhancements to indoor and outdoor spaces, and so much more that was needed for the safest and best possible program during an extraordinary time.

We, as a Board, are grateful to be emerging from this year on solid financial ground and setting our sights on the long-range strategic priorities we approved this spring. The priorities and goals of the strategic framework are grounded in our Mission and the essential questions we asked through the process that started in 2019 in constituent focus groups and surveys: What is a Key student? What is a Key graduate? What is an exceptional school? The priorities and goals are student-centric and interconnected. They will serve as the guide for setting the direction and organizing the work we do as a Board alongside Matthew and his team. We look forward to sharing more about this in the next several months.

Thank you, EVERYONE, for all you do for Key!

Alanna M. Wright Board President

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2020-2021 BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS Fine & Performing Arts Center Planning Fund

$17,737

Endowment

Fusco Athletic Park

$30,435

$7,584

Restricted Annual Fund

Annual Fund

$330,094

$793,224

PHILANTHROPIC GIVING

INCOME

Tuition

$12,719,536 Annual Giving

$793,224

Grade Fees

$544,030 Auxiliary Programs

Student Services/ Activities

$65,296

$56,152

TOTAL INCOME: 8

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Other Income

$363,859

Restricted Gifts

$44,528

$14,627,125

Rental Property (Dove Lane)

$40,500

EXPENSES Salaries

$9,190,640

Benefits $2,094,495 Administrative $322,511 Auxiliary Programs $123,126 Institutional $412,156 Osprey's Nest Expenses $3,647 Bad Debt $14,493 Instructional $463,801 Professional Development $62,482 Instructional Technology $115,162 Plant/Maintenance $944,140 Equipment Leases

$52,210

Student Services/Activities $10,338 Debt Services $864,706 PPRRSM $118,520 F.F. & E. $5,000 Fusco Athletic Park $193,613 COVID-19 Expenses $913,628

TOTAL EXPENSES: $15,904,668 Key School Report on Philanthropy 2020-2021

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IMPACT REPORT

ANNUAL FUND

The Key community stepped up in a big way throughout the 2020-2021 fiscal year.

Thanks to all of our generous donors, wonderful volunteers and thoughtful community – we were able to raise a total of $793,224 in unrestricted funds. In a time of uncertainty, our community was up for the challenge.

The Annual Fund was able to achieve its goal by conducting the following:

Direct mailing over

2,000 individuals in our community

Fall Phonathon and Gazebo Giving Day which collectively raised over

$80,000 in donations and reached

over 400 people in one day

Spring Phonathon and Key’s BIG Give which collectively raised over

$50,000 in donations from 110 DONORS

Key's Class Giving Challenge, which engaged our alumni/ae/x community, resulted in

60 GIFTS from alums that live in 15 different

states across the country. The Class of 2004 won the challenge

Various efforts throughout the year, which resulted in

550 DONORS all made up of current families,

alumni/ae/x, parents of alumni/ae/x (PALs), faculty & staff, and friends

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ANNUAL FUND

We depend on the widespread support of everyone who cares about our School. The broad variety of initiatives supported by the Annual Fund are only possible because of the Key community’s shared commitment to our Mission.

When donations are made to the Annual Fund you see the following programs impacted:

Key’s Greatest Need

Financial Aid

Teaching and Learning

Libraries and Technology

Fine and Performing Arts

Outdoor and Environmental Education

Physical Education and Athletics

Campus Upkeep

5%

The Annual Fund makes up roughly of the School’s annual budget. Gifts this year, in particular, were crucial to keeping our School safe and functional throughout the ever-evolving global pandemic. Gifts to Key supported expenses related to COVID-19 to prepare the School for hybrid learning and safely bringing students back to campus.

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RESTRICTED ANNUAL FUND

Key has more than thirty Restricted Funds, which allows a donor to direct their money specifically to a program, department, or priority that either enhances that annual budget or allows Key to add new programs and priorities.

Some of the ways these funds were used this past year include:

Three full-pay scholarships (Marcella Yedid Scholarship, Jackson Scholarship and Perry-Boucher Family Scholarship) for deserving students who otherwise would not be able to afford the cost of a Key School education

Dan Schmoyer Physical Education Fund, with money raised going to support physical education budgets

Lower School Thinkering Studio Fund, with money raised supporting new materials for students to learn and explore

Unity Gardens Grant, spearheaded by faculty members Amy Cline and Carol Mahoney, in conjunction with Key’s 4th Grade support, went to learning about healthy ecosystems and biodiversity, and helped build a native plant garden in between the Manse Addition and Katharine Hall

Upper School Furniture Fund, helping Key purchase new furniture for all of the Upper School Humanities classrooms

Student Support Fund, providing scholarships to help Key students pay for additional co-curricular activities such as Model Congress and Model UN

Additional restricted gifts were made to support, among other things, rain/ weather gear for Key faculty/staff who assisted with pick-up and dropoff last year, new basketball uniforms, the Upper School Robotics team, Diversity Equity and Inclusion efforts, and Lower School assemblies (via the Arts Council of Anne Arundel County)

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IMPACT REPORT

ENDOWMENT/CAPITAL PROJECTS During the 2020-2021 school year, your dollars were hard at work supporting Key School’s students, faculty and staff in a variety of ways. Whether providing opportunities for professional development, providing technology to students and families, supporting updates to classrooms to create a safe learning environment, or expanding tools and software used by faculty and staff, your gifts positioned Key and our families to weather many of the challenges a global pandemic brought.

ENDOWMENT UPDATE

CAPITAL PROJECTS UPDATE

Funding for Key’s Endowment helps ensure Key’s financial position for the years to come, thereby serving as a catalyst for excellence in support of Key’s Mission. Experiencing double-digit growth, Key’s Endowment continues to do well and positions the School for long-term success and impact.

The health, safety and happiness of our students is a top priority. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, Key was able to provide a safe environment for students to learn and grow. Your gifts supported:

There are nearly 20 Named Endowed Funds, each with funds designated to support specific priorities at Key School. Endowed funds have a major impact on students, faculty and staff.

For example, thanks to one endowed fund, over $17,000 was applied to the 2020-2021 financial aid budget for Upper School Students. Another endowed fund supported professional development for Upper School faculty which included: Development of a continuation of the Calculus AB course, called Calculus II/III

Attendance at numerous virtual conferences on a variety of topics

Support for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives across the division

The installation of UV lighting on all 125 HVAC systems to clean the air and disinfect for both bacteria and viruses in all academic buildings

Installation of new air purifiers to classrooms

Professional development for faculty in support of distance learning

The purchase of tools, supplies and materials to support on-campus learning, including: PPE, alcohol, disinfectant wipes, hand sanitizer, thermometers, technology and cameras, plastic desk shields, individual supplies for First and Lower School students, enhanced Wi-Fi, electrostatic sprayers for more efficient room disinfection, and additional software licenses to manage programming and education

Increased on-campus cleaning staff, including seven day porters who remain on campus each day to continually clean and disinfect

While much of the school year was different, a bright spot was watching students enjoy the fields and courts at Fusco Athletic Park. This spring, our Key School athletes were able to practice and compete at the Park. Generous gifts from our donors ensured that students had a safe, well-manicured athletic park to fully enjoy.

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2020-2021 DONORS We are grateful to the more than 800 parents, alumni/ae/x, parents of alumni/ae/x, faculty and staff, grandparents, past faculty and staff, students, Board members, past Board members, foundations, and organizations that philanthropically supported Key this year.

Michael and Cindy Abadie ^ Tom '74 and Angela Abernethy + Abile Group, Inc. Jason Adam and Ella Gayoso-Adam Thomas Adams Sharday and Funmi Adeyosoye Deborah Adler Mary Arthur Adler '31 Nancy Margaret and Andrew Adler Ray Adler '29 Anna Charles Adler '35 Warren Aftahi and Wendy Walker Ena and Crystal Agbedia Uchenna Ahaghotu and Tolu Oyefesobi Olu and Elizabeth Ajayi Siji and Oyindamola Akinkugbe Michael Akkerman and Nora Bellows Senemeh and Ronnette Akwei Michael Allison and Kara McGuirk-Allison Elise Altschuler '12 Randi and Jon Altschuler + The American Gift Fund Megan Hardy Anderson '01 Ted Anderson Ward and Kathleen Anderson Anesthesia Company, LLC Chris Angell '95 and Suzanne Angell Animal Birth Control LLC Annapolis Pediatrics ^ Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous

Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Isaac Anthony '10 Myrvin and Julita Anthony Zane Anthony '12 Jamie and Masako Armstrong Arts Council of Anne Arundel County, Inc. The Asburkim Family Trust Mark Asbury '81 and Eileen Kim '79 Astrid Digital Atlantic Prime Mortgage, LLC Billy Attridge '06 Jimmy Attridge '03 # Missy and Dan Attridge *+ Tommy Attridge '10 Adam and Lara Aulestia Nina Austin Roger and Kate Austin Avalon Consulting Group, Inc. Beth Bafford '02 # Mark Baganz and Laurie Salladin ^ The Bailine Family Christopher Baker and Heidi Busch DeAnn Baker # Baldwin | Seraina Baltimore Community Foundation Baltimore Educational Scholarship Trust + Ranjit and Nancy Banwait Adryon Montgomery Bapisteller and Michael Bapisteller Eugene and Trina Barlow Makeba and Darryl Barnes Brian Barone and Clare Conger Greg Barranco ^ Matt and Bria Barry Base2 Engineering, LLC, a BlueHalo Company # Alex and Julie Basile Dan and Susan Baum Thomas and Lisa Baum Helen Baxt and Jay Adams # Sondra Baxt # Jamie and Laura Baxter

*Indicates a member of Key's Legacy Society • +Indicates 20+ years of giving ^Indicates 15+ years of giving • #Indicates 10+ years of giving Key School Report on Philanthropy 2020-2021

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Dan and Heidi Bay ^ Bay Ridge Wine & Spirits Paul and Rebecca Bayne Ed '81 and Sarah Beach Martin Beadle Gabriela Beavers '15 Michaela Beavers '17 Marina and Sean Becker John and Christine Beed Jeanette Beigel '04 Maris Beigel '10 Benevity Community Impact Fund Marcella and Shannon Benil Mike and Pam Benitez Katie Berger # Georgie and Ted Berkinshaw *+ Lou and Laurie Berman Marina Bernstein '95 Best Tile Fred and Marti Betz + Peter Biché + Betsy Biern '84 and Ted Booth Biern Booth Family Fund Alexia Billiart Christian Junge and Dede Binder '88 March Bishop '04 # Cassie Dunleavy Bloom ‘00 BoatingLaw.com Kwasi Bolden and Melveena Johnson Bolden Matt and Chrisy Boomer Joe Boucher and Michele Perry-Boucher # Peter Bowe '74 and Barbara Stewart *# Jen Tonkin Bowman Laura Adams Boycourt '99 Brian Boyd and Allie Herr # Perrin Bradley Kevin Brady Wendy and Bill Braithwaite Mike and Alissa Brandon Eva Brann Peter Branscombe Tom and Katherine Brennan + David and Koren Brewer ^ Joshua Brickman '04

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Cat Parker Briggs + Brightview Landscapes, LLC Jacqueline Brockhurst '10 Marie Brockhurst *+ Brown Advisory Connie Brown + Joe and Connie Brown Keisha Brown '99 Scott and Anne Brown Zalika Brown Jack and Natalie Brunson Patrick Brutus and Maureen Corson The Buc Houck Charitable Giving Fund Charlie and Reid Buckley + Jacqueline Bugnion Mark and Elizabeth Bulmer The Burke Family Elizabeth Burks and John Jacobson Trina and John Burks + Lee Butler Jessica Butter-Kolis '89 and Michael Kolis Matthew Calise and Tiffany Joly Rodney and Mimi Calver Cap Ex Advisory Group Capital Educators Steve Carroll and Justyna Forys-Schubert Elizabeth Carter Jenna Carter '07 Ronald Carter and Bruke Sullivan Erika and Roger Cartledge James Cartledge Carolyn Casey Craig and Kirsten Casey Katherine B. Casey '01 Lauren Dunleavy Cashion '99 and John Cashion Kathleen Chandler Chaney Impact Fund Hall Chaney '02 and Chelsea Hartman Chaney '07 Andrew and Linda Chapman Kirsten and Jonathan Chapman Chesapeake Birth and Baby

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Chesapeake Medical Imaging # Sally Bridgman Cheston '78 and Bo Cheston Henry and Shana Christrup Eileen Cimbolic ^ Danielle Lowe Cipriani '04 Julius and Cynthia Clark Sue and Ian Clayton CleanBay Renewables Whitall and Bill Clevenger + Denis Clift # Kevin and Laura Cline ^ Howard and Nancy Cohen + Nancy B. and Howard K. Cohen Charitable Fund + Nat Cohen '83 and Lynn Parseghian Susan Cohen Bill Colbath Coldwell Banker Mike Coleman '81 Elyse Colgan '03 Sanford and Lisa Collins Community Foundation of Anne Arundel County Nancy and Paul Conroy Bill and Lesley Cook Lyn Grady Cook '76 and Mike Cook Dana Cooksey Cathy and David Correll + Steve Correll '00 # Bill and B.J. Cowie Jesse Cowling '99 Alexa Cruz '24 Gerardo and Cathleen Cruz Michael Cunningham and Margaret Moresi Ryan and Kate Curry Cyber Threads Cynthia H. Clark & Associates, LLC Lyndale Dacosta Erik Dahl Mike Damas and Joyce Keilen *+ Dick and Dorothy D'Amato Larry and Patty DeMooy Olu Demuren and Peta Leiba-Demuren

Kristina Deutsch Paula and Tim DeWitt Ross '72 and Sheree Dierdorff Digitas Health Mike Dillon Jeannie Berkinshaw Dixon '01 and Kyle Dixon Dodge & Cox Dogwood Acres Pet Retreat, Inc. Delicia Donaldson Jacqualine Donaldson Doula Care of Maryland David and Anne Dowton Alice and Scott Drayton Drum, Loyka and Associates, LLC Mike and Carol Drum Joshua and Michelle DuBois Nathan and Kerri Dugan Fred Dulles '82 and Cathy Jordan E.L. Kurdyla Publishers LLC Keith and Mary Frances Ebersole Cara Ebner Jeremy and Megan Eckman Educational Products, Inc. David and Lauren Edwards Katie and Jib '82 Edwards # Pat Edwards * Frances Page Ellerson '13 Jim and Lorraine Ellerson + Matt and Valerie Elliott David and Ronda Esaw # Saeed Essa and Nafisa Mire Clay and Joe Evans # Kristoffer and Courtney Evans Bryan and Jessica Ewald Caroline and Brad Ewing ^ Bode and Olu Fagbohunka Andrew '84 and Jerri Falk Edie Rose Falk '17 Maddie Falk '20 Ana and Zach Fallon Nyron and Latina Fauconier Elissa Favero '01 Janet and Philip Favero Babe Feldman Brad Feldman

Caileigh Feldman '10 Paul and Elspeth Feldman + Sonia and Jerry Feldman + Becky Fetters and Robert Fish # Judith Fetters Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC Fidelity Charitable Jeff and Laura Filipek Liz and Henry Filter # Jessamine H. S. Finch '08 Molly Finch '05 Susanna Finkle '04 Bryan Fishback and Diana Markel Robin and Patsy Fisher Keely Dunleavy Fitzpatrick '98 and Sean Fitzpatrick # Jane and Charlie Flanagan Bruce Fleming and Meg Murray Rob and Beth Floyd Roger and Tonya Flynn ^ Kerry Foley L. J. and Mindy Foley + Meghan Foley '98 # Catherine Fonfara Elaine Fors-MacKellar Alexandra Fotos '72 and Neil Harpe + Bradley Fowler '04 Elizabeth Vaughan Fox '01 Paul and Andrea Frank Howard and Liz Freedlander Susan and Bill Fritz Marcie Frum Milone Myra Fullerton Fusco Family Foundation, Inc. Jack and Kristin Fusco + Cindy and Mike Gales Gabrielle Gallant '17 Grace Gallant '20 Gregory Gallant Jack Gallant '23 Trish and Gary Gallant ^ Brian Ganz Greg and Pamela Gendell Bennett Ginter '36 Nate Ginter '34 Stephen and Caitlin Ginter Glass Family Philanthropic Fund

Michael and Liz Glass ^ The Michael Glass Law Firm Glassman Family Foundation Todd Glassman and Lori Emrick David Gleason and Ann Pailthorp Chris and Robin Goebel Lindsey Ellerson Goebel '01 and Jon Goebel Benjamin Goldeen and Hailey Gosnell Scott and Nataliya Goldman Ivan and Marissa Gonzalez Leonard and Andrea Gooz Paul Govatos Michael and Stephanie Graham Kevin Granger and Dalila Harvey-Granger Great Horizons Kim Green Paul and Jennifer Green The Paul and Jennifer Green Family Fund Marion Blackwell Greene '96 Marc Greenspan and Kathy Floam Greenspan + Henry and Amanda Gregory Monica Grover '95 Sonia Grover '93 ^ Grump's Cafe Steve and Leslie Gruskin Guava Jelly Ann Carter Gudger Glencora Gudger '05 John Michael Gudger '03 Vanessa Gutierrez and Todd Pozen Jose Gutierrez-Nunez and Ana Ibanez Katherine Haas and Robert Feldmann Michael and Kathleen Haldeman # Michael-Burke Haldeman '19 # Jan Hamill '71 and Mark Gatza # Christopher Quinn Hanchette '87 Gregory and LaJuan Wormack Hanna

*Indicates a member of Key's Legacy Society • +Indicates 20+ years of giving ^Indicates 15+ years of giving • #Indicates 10+ years of giving Key School Report on Philanthropy 2020-2021

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Harbor Auto Center, LLC Larry and Lynne Harding David Harp Colin and Christina Harrington # Ben Harris and Andrea Phillip Ricardo and Sarah Harris Michael Harrison and Julie Lake Bill and Maryellen Hartman Rayiner Hashem and Shawna Bray James and Tamara Hayes Ashley Heckstall '04 Glenn and Mara Hedgecoth Troy and Melissa Heffern Ken and Mollie Heist ^ Tim and Jennifer Herzog David and Susan Hickes + John Hilbert and Kenneth Graham Alan and Judith Hinman Staci Bafford Hodge '99 Ken and Deb Hoffman *^ Kevin Hoffman '90 Stuart and Hana Holbrook Niels and Barbara Holch + Elizabeth Hollick Darryl and LaShawne Holloway Jen and Craig Holt Caroline Horsch '14 Greta Horsch '19 Michael and Arian Horsch Leigh Houck and Larry Buc Holly Howlin Lois Howlin HS Tech Group Michael and Teresa Huckaby Catherine and Matt Hudson Hudson & Fouquet Salon # Jill Zachary Huff '85 Jim and Linda Humphrey *+ Joseph Iagulli '08 Jim and Diane Inglesby Irvin Simon Photographers David and Tove Irving ^ Aude and Osman Ismael The Israel Family Caitlin Ivrey '06 Carly Ivrey '09 Harry Ivrey '71 *+

Chuck and Kym Jackson The Suzanne and David Jackson Foundation Evan Jacobs '04 Joe and Martha Janney ^ Jonnie and Kelsey Jenkins Joanne Johnson Miranda Johnson '04 Bobby and Channing Martin Jones '06 Horace Jones Richard Jones and Adrienne Spirt Wes Jones and Dawn Madak + Richard and Nancy Judd ^ Sarah Judd and Lee Ann Havard David and Ann Junkins K & B True Value # Steve Kahle # Larry Kahn '76 Scott and Hilary Kamins Cassandra Kapsos Scott and Rachel Kapuschansky Jayne Karsten Larry and Kristin Kast # Patrik Kast '12 William Kast '13 Shaun and Jeanne Keegan Glenora Keeve Stanley Keeve Derek and Phaby Kent Chris and Kristen Keuleman Key School Class of 2020 Key School Parents' Association KHA Consultants LLC Mee Jean Kim '02 Garret and Bethany King Emma Kissel '21 Ian Kissel '23 Ken '86 and Jane Kissel # Tatiana Klein Kleynimals Clem Knox '77 and Peter Marinakis Richard and Susan Koepp George and Luisa Kohutiak Joseph Koons and Kristi Shimshock

Peter and Anissa Kossakowski Sharon Kraynak Caroline Vaughan Kreutzer '06 Klaus Krippendorff and Margaret Thorell Art and Leslie Kudner # Michael and Sarah Kugelman Barry and Kate Kulp Edward and Lisa Kurdyla Ed and Dena Lake Chip and Susan Lamb Eric and Bess Langbein John and Beth Lapczynski Alice and Marshall Larner LaTerra Homes Irfan and Rob Latimer + Akeembra and Jarret Lawrence Rick Layton and Jacque Schrader Angela Leak Eric and Sarah Lecky # Brian Lee Emily Legum Harry '82 and Alice Legum Judd Legum '96 and Roshini Thayaparan # Ken and Dorothy Lehman Laurel and Colin Lennon # Bernie and Vicky Lerch ^ John '87 and Jennifer Lerch Charles Lerner Jared Lerner and Leslie Meredith Babette and Ivan Leshinsky + Nancy and Nate Leventhal + Dylan and Meeghan Lewis Tom Lewis and Victoria Gruber Bob Libson Derek Lieske Matthew Linck and Natasha Guinan Craig and Mary Lindsay Jared Littmann and Marlene Niefeld '88 # Shawn and Rachel Livingston Todd and Maria Lochner Cheryl Lonergan Jen Hickes Lundquist '91 and Eric Lundquist

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Paul and Martha Lurz + Ann Marie Macdonald Jameson Macdonald '24 Robb and Shari MacDonald Mary and Alan MacLeod + Steve MacNabb Brooke Madden '97 Beccie Magnus '09 David Magnus John Mahaffay # Kevin and Carol Mahoney ^ Emily Maistrellis '04 Nick and Judy Maistrellis + Jacob Maldonado '09 Todd and Gina Manganaro James Mann and Genevieve Carroll Will and Sabrina Mapp Janet Markel Ken and Aisha Maroon Alexis Martin Cheryl and Michael Martin Jeremy Martinez Maryland Capital Advisors, Inc. # Edgar and Elizabeth Mathias Mathias Family Foundation Tanya and Daniel Mathias Susan Matthews '93 Amal and Sejal Mattu John and Karen Mayer Troy Mayer '06 # Bob and Marie McCarthy # Jay and Anne McConnell Mike and Liddy McCord Gordon and Stacey McCoy James and Torie McDonald Susan Bishop McDonough John and Maggie McGrath Heather McHold '87 and Stephen Campbell Mattie Byrd McHold '98 Jeff McKeeby and Wendy Lee David and Sonia McLain Zoë McLain '20 McMillan Family Fund Jennifer McMillan Waldo and Amanda McMillan MDC of Maryland Ella Mecray #

Ben and Stacey Mednick # Jeffrey and Jennifer Meigel Ivan and Marianne Meixell Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Inc. Brian and Bridgette Michaels # Mid-Shore Community Foundation, Inc. # Rick and Jen Mihills Miles & Stockbridge P.C. Ronald and Cheryl Milhills Aby Milner '85 Mary Jane Milner + Anna Milone '24 Michael Milone Kellie Minnick Laura Brennan Moltz '04 Ena and Nathan Moore Jenifer and Airey Moore Joe Moore '08 Lloyd and Jill Moore ^ Morgan Stanley Morgan Stanley Global Impact Funding Trust, Inc. Erin Dunleavy Morgan '74 and Geof Morgan ^ John and Lauren Morone Pinar and Banu Morova John Moses '98 and Cara Westholm '98 Mrs. Eileen Mosley Garnet and JoAnn Mowatt Andrew and Vered Mullin Emma Rose Beigel Mumma '13 and Hunter Mumma '08 Paul Musante and Mary Ann Kingsley # Elhadji Ndiaye and Cathi Jack Tom Nelson and Rise Lancoon ^ James and Carol Lee Nespole Matthew and Jennifer Nespole Paige Nespole '19 Netops Solutions Inc Matthew and Jeanne Nichols Niemeyer Family Fund David and Julie Nolan Cyn Nolt Thomas and Joan Noplock # Shannon Novak

Justin Nussio and Anna Nussio Gretchen Nyland # Sean and Pamela O'Brien Scott O'Connor '22 Terry and Sharon Oland # Tony and Amy Olmert + Bob and Judy Olson Elizabeth Callard Olson Nick and Jackie Olson Renee Olson # Liam and Emily O'Meara OneMain Financial Elena Organ Jeff and Noelle Packett Song and Priscilla Pak Sally Palmquist and Scott Griffin + Chris '00 and Sarah Parker Christopher and Gabbi Paucek Oliver Payne and Cindy Barry McKinzee Pearmon '12 Bill Pearse and Peg Donovan Peña Design, Inc. Carlos Peña and Fran Czajka Randy Perillo, Jr. '04 Dan and Kate Perlin Chris and Elizabeth Perry Perry-Boucher Family Fund Adam Peterman and Diane Rinaldo Vreni Peters Chris and Jim Peterson ^ Bob and Vanessa Petrini Rosemary Pfeiffer Errol and Joyce Phillip Alan Phillips and Xiao Yang John and Michele Phillips Platform Media LLC Allison Porter Jonathan Porter and Candice Peters Keith and Dusty Porterfield ^ Dave Pow and Misti Dragano Devin Powers '05 and Sarah Hinman '09 # Jim Praley and Joan Gillece * Reyna Kushner Pratt '83 Steven and Naomi Proshan Ned '97 and Carla Purdon

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R & F Metals, Inc ^ Deepak and Lakshmi Ramani Patricia Ray RBC Capital Markets, LLC Marjorie Knepp Redman '99 Kurt and Audrey Reichardt # Brian and Susan Reinhart Renaissance Charitable Foundation Nils Reuter '97 and Yaya Zhang John and Kristin Richardson Steve and Lauren Ridzon Cara Riedel Jeffrey Riedel Bob Riley ‘73 Rinehart Family Rita's Italian Ice & Frozen Custard of Annapolis Rita's Italian Ice & Frozen Custard of Cape St. Claire Chris and Anita Rizek Edward Robbins Hutch and Valerie Robbins ^ Edward Robbins '18 Sandy and Terri Roberts Brian and Nikki Robinson Thomas Rodilosso and Kierstan Boyd Drew and Jeannine Rogers Emily Rogers '09 Brian and Christine Roman Larry Rose and Sheri Bellow + Susan Rosendahl Margie and Dave Ross August Rossini Nolan Rossini '31 Seton Hurson Rossini '01 and Tom Rossini Ned and Sally Ruffin Robert Ruiz and Amber Maikui Raymono and Mia Russell # Michael and Tracy Ryan Shirin Sahandy '95 and David Nieglos Sandy Spring Bank Mario and Carolyn Santana Annebeth Bunker Santin '90 and Rob Santin Adam and Lucia Saperstein Alex and Stacy Schaefer Dan Schmoyer and Kim Finch #

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Jacque Schrader Bree Schreitz '98 Lee VonPein Schreitz '70 + Kevin Schroedter Jeremy and Amy Schropp Schwab Charitable Fund Colin Schwab '29 Curt and Christy Schwab George and Jessica Schwenk Kai and Lindsay Seglem The Severn Companies Severn Savings Bank Shady Grove Fertility Center John and Sonya Shanahan Harvey and Joan Shapiro Robert and Susan Shapiro Christine Shaughnessy Patrick Shaughnessy Sherry's Tickettown Renee and Scott Sherwood Spence Shiflett and Harriet Cooperman # Janice Simmons Joe and Jill Simon # Joseph & Jill Simon Charitable Fund Stephanie Simpson SKA Studio # Jill Smalley H-J Smith and Meg Samek-Smith Hayley Smith '15 Jeffrey and Milena Smith Luke Smith '04 Michael and Patty Smith # Ross and Natalie Smith Terry Smith and Lori Smith Nate Sowden and Michelle LaRose Courtney and Thomas Spangler The Gerald Sparer Family Trust Marj Sparer *+ Olivia Sparer '03 Margo and Alessandro Speciale *+ Sonja Olson Spence '00 and Kevin Spence Mary and Dale Spencer ^ Mary and Dale Spencer Charitable Fund Tony and Gina Spruill Ryan Squires '20

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Skip and Emily Squires ^ Squisito Pizza and Pasta Lee and Bev Staniar Blaise Stanicic '05 Starbucks Aubrey Stephenson and Keisha Downer Bobby Stern and Gillian Schweitzer Lesley Stewart Emelia Stiverson '04 Jacob and Caroline Stokes Michael and Donna Stolarczyk Becky Milner Stratton '81 Emily Stratton Larry Stratton Lincoln Stratton Sam Stratton Freddy and Rick Struse + Julia Sumner Craig and Marylou Symonds + Jeff Symonds '87 T. Rowe Price Program for Charitable Giving Takeda Pharmaceuticals North America Reed Talada and Kathryn Ploetz Jayne Tanz Geoffrey Taylor Cardie Templeton '88 David and Bethany Thomas Justine Rosenberg Thomas and Zach Thomas William and Wendy Thomas Sean Thompson and Keshia Thompson TIAA-CREF Foundation T-Mobile Michelle Tobin Diana and Jonathan Toebbe Nathanial and Shannon Tower Trace International, Inc. # Sally Trapp Michele Trifiro and John Beavers # Sam and Daniel Tyson Andy Ulak and Veronique Bugnion William and Nadine Underhill United Way of Central Maryland Unity Gardens, Inc.

Lewis and Daniela Van Wambeke Robert and Janet Vance Vanguard Charitable Bill and Joann Vaughan Jeff and Rose Viohl # Rex Vogan '93 and Lauren Vogan '93 W&P Nautical, LLC Kelly Buckley Wagman '10 Briana Katherine McFadden Walsh Karin Walsh and Carey Beall Regina Walton Lou and Susan Wan Steve and Rona Warner Rodney Waters and Yoshiko Itani Lanier and Shari Watkins Natalie Watson '95 George and Wendy Waymouth + John Waymouth + Noah Webster '14

Aaron and Melinda Weinstein Adam and Andrea Weinstein Elleanor Wells '14 Susan West Trevor and Kate Wilby William G. Kolodner Law Arthanais and Katrina Williams Crystal Watkins Williams '99 and Jay Williams Tyrone Williamson and Cherylann Charles-Williamson John and Jackie Wood Zach and Anna Wood Angus Woodward '25 Bret Woolcock and Happy Barranco Sim and Currie Wooten # Eric and Mary Woznysmith WRABYN Boutique Stephen and Alexandra Wrage *# Alanna and Ed Wright #

Erin Wright '16 Grace Wright '23 Daniel Wrinn and Cameron Arterton James and Crystal Wyatt Wyman Indexing Pilar Wyman Liangyuan Yao Roger Yedid + Wu Yifan and Chenying Wang Badri and Lina Younes Ellie and Chris Young + Tomas Zancajo and Cathleen Lugo Lee and Jane Zanger # Alyssa Cohen Zelman '87 and Eric Zelman Yongjun Zhang and Haitang Lu Xiaofeng Zhou and Baiwei Sun Nancy Osius Zimmerman Ashley Zupan '28 Marc and Dana Zupan Shannon Zupan '28

*Indicates a member of Key's Legacy Society • +Indicates 20+ years of giving ^Indicates 15+ years of giving • #Indicates 10+ years of giving

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VOLUNTEERS We are thankful to all of the volunteers who brought philanthropic and community building efforts to life during the 2020-2021 school year. The following individuals served as members of the Parents’ Association Board, as Grade Liaisons, Annapolis Book Festival leadership and volunteers, other event volunteers, or members of the Advancement Committee or Annual Fund Committee.

Funmi Adeyosoye Nancy Margaret Adler Megan Hardy Anderson ‘01 Missy Attridge Kate Austin Skye Bailey Bria Barry Marina Bernstein ‘95 Chrisy Boomer Kierstan Boyd Bill Caterham Chelsea Hartman Chaney ‘07 Kirsten Chapman Elyse Colgan ‘03 Dana Cooksey Harriet Cooperman Kate Curry Ryan Curry Fran Czajka Taryn Dorsey Michelle DuBois Katie Edwards Lori Emrick Christine Fodor Andrea Frank Dionna Green Traviss Green Lora Harris Jennifer Herzog Holly Howlin Harry Ivrey ‘71 Joe Janney Channing Martin Jones ‘06 Wes Jones Steven Kahle Beth Lapczynski Cara LaPointe Michelle LaRose Rachel Livingston Maria Lochner Todd Lochner JoAnna Loughlin Dawn Madak Sabrina Mapp William Mapp Tanya Mathias Troy Mayer ‘06

Marie McCarthy Jay McConnell Torie McDonald Kara McGuirk-Allison Stewart Moss Emily O’Meara Stephanie Neise Kate Perlin Hilary Raftovich Lakshmi Ramani Valerie Robbins Shirin Sahandy ‘95 Lucia Saperstein Courtney Spangler Regina Spruill Emily Squires Laura Strachan Cardie Templeton ‘88 Shannon Tower Adam Weinstein Andrea Weinstein Anna Wood Stephen Wrage Alanna Wright Marc Zupan

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WAYS TO GIVE When considering a gift to Key, there are many opportunities that will not only support the excellence of the School’s outstanding programs, but may also provide a tax-deductible contribution to the donor.

Cash Contributions Unrestricted gifts of cash are the easiest and most popular way to support Key School. The School accepts gifts of cash including payment by Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express.

Credit cards can be processed online at keyschool.org/giving or in the Advancement Office during normal business hours.

Checks should be made payable to Key School.

Simple Giving The Advancement Office can process automatic weekly, monthly or bi-monthly debits to your credit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and American Express) or checking account. Please contact the Advancement Office for more information.

Matching Gifts The impact of a contribution can be greatly increased by a matching employer gift. When considering a donation, consult with your

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employer and, if applicable, forward a completed matching gift form to the Advancement Office with your contribution. A matching gift can dramatically increase your support for the School.

Stocks And Securities Gifts of stock or securities benefit the donor and the School. This type of gift is a tax-deductible contribution and the donor may avoid paying capital gains tax on the appreciated stock or security.

Your broker and the Advancement Office can provide information and assistance.

Deferred or Planned Gifts Gifts of real estate, tangible personal property, bequests, life insurance, or Charitable Trusts are of great value to the School and may provide many advantages to the donor. Please contact your personal financial advisors or the Advancement Office for information on planned giving opportunities.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS This report would not be possible without the aid of several members of the Key community. To those of you who have contributed your time and expertise to this project, we thank you.

ADVANCEMENT OFFICE TEAM

We have made every effort to be as accurate as possible in compiling our lists of donors and volunteers. If your name has been listed incorrectly or omitted, please contact the Advancement Office and allow us to offer our very sincere apologies.

Key School does not discriminate on the basis of gender, race, religion, color, sexual orientation, or national or ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admission policies, financial aid and loan programs, and other School-administered programs.

Stephen Ginter, sginter@keyschool.org Director of Advancement

Erika Cartledge, ecartledge@keyschool.org Major Gifts Director Jeremy Martinez, jmartinez@keyschool.org Annual Fund Director Trish Gallant, tgallant@keyschool.org Parent Programs and Special Events Director

Adryon Montgomery, admontgomery@keyschool.org Advancement Services Associate

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